ItineraryCroatia sailing routes

Dubrovnik yacht charter itineraries.

7 routes

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Croatia · Dubrovnik sailing area

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Dubrovnik → Hvar → Lastovo → Korčula → Dubrovnik

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Route 01 · From Dubrovnik

Dubrovnik → Hvar → Lastovo → Korčula → Dubrovnik

A round trip from Dubrovnik through Mljet's Saplunara sands, wild Lastovo, Korčula and the Pelješac wine coast, with distances and mooring notes.

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Dubrovnik → Korčula → Hvar → Vis → Lastovo → Dubrovnik

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Route 02 · From Dubrovnik

Dubrovnik → Korčula → Hvar → Vis → Lastovo → Dubrovnik

Two-week round-trip from Dubrovnik through Mljet, Korčula, Vis, Hvar and Lastovo, with anchorages, konobas and mooring notes for every day.

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Dubrovnik → Lopud → Lastovo → Korčula → Dubrovnik

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Route 03 · From Dubrovnik

Dubrovnik → Lopud → Lastovo → Korčula → Dubrovnik

Round trip from Dubrovnik via Lopud, Mljet's lakes, Lastovo and Korčula. Anchorages, konobas and mooring notes for a full week under sail.

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Route 04 · From Dubrovnik

Dubrovnik → Split

Sail one-way from Dubrovnik to Split in a week: Elaphiti, Mljet, Korčula, Lastovo, Vis and Hvar, with leg distances and where to moor each night.

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Slano → Mljet → Lastovo → Korčula → Hvar → Pelješac → Slano

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Route 05 · From Slano

Slano → Mljet → Lastovo → Korčula → Hvar → Pelješac → Slano

A 7-day yacht route from Slano through Mljet, Lastovo, Vela Luka, the Pakleni Islands and Korčula, with distances and mooring notes for each night.

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Slano → Korčula → Hvar → Vis → Lastovo → Slano

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Route 06 · From Slano

Slano → Korčula → Hvar → Vis → Lastovo → Slano

Two weeks under sail from Slano: Mljet's lakes, Korčula's walls, Vis and Blue Cave, Hvar's Pakleni coves and quiet Lastovo. NM and mooring notes inside.

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Route 07 · From Slano

Slano → Lastovo → Korčula → Slano

Sail 7 days from Slano through the Elaphiti islands, Mljet National Park, Lastovo and Korčula. Anchorages, konoba moorings and daily NM, skipper-tested.

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About Dubrovnik

Dubrovnik, in a sailor's words.

Leaving Dubrovnik by boat is a small ceremony: the walls slide past, the Elaphiti islands line up ahead, and the water traffic thins out within the hour. This is the quieter end of Dalmatia. Legs run a touch longer than around Split, but the reward is space — a buoy inside Mljet's saltwater lakes national park, an evening on Šipan where the konoba owner remembers you, Korčula's old town rising off the bow like a smaller, calmer Dubrovnik. Lastovo sits far enough out that most flotillas never bother, which is exactly the argument for going. Book your first and last night's berth early; ACI Dubrovnik fills fast in season. In return you get the best departure photo in the Mediterranean.